Atherton Maize Board Plans April Meeting
At the Atherton Tableland Maize Board special meeting on April 11 chaired by LR Crouch the draft order from the Department of Agriculture and Stock to curb rich maize trading was discussed. The board will seek the solicitor’s opinion promptly and reconvene on Monday April 14 to finalise the matter and address other issues.
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Atherton Tableland Maize Board
LR. Crouch
Department of Agrcultural and Stock
Agai
Tne
Millan Millan Girls
Eamer
Jessop
Gladwell
Whi
Whitham
Aimee
Uairns
Atherton
Yupgaburra
Malanda
Uarrali
Jesops
Williams
Molly McCool
Tle
Hanihes
Gallagher' Harier
Herries
Mozhland
Bennett
Sally
Leeamus
Miss McCunl
Koudson
Fargue
Mel
Storage investigation led by Henry Simon on maize grading plan
The board approved Henry Simon Ltd to report on storage schemes with a chart based grading system. Proposals include a super grade for high quality maize stored separately, premiums for superfine maize, and penalties for lower grade. Tenders opened for Tolga, Cairns, and Atherton shellers with inspector and transport options planned. Special notice warns growers against green maize picking.
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Messrs
Henry Simon
Chasnims
Griffin
Nicholson
McGerhap
Carns Harbor Board
Atherton
Maize Board
Saud
Amle
Cairns
Ebraham
Varius
Golden Town Cooktown Journey by Merinda
The Cairns and Tableland Publicity Association secretary Mr Hall visits Cooktown aboard the Merinda. Rainy weather gives way to clear skies. townsfolk await revival from Palmer goldfield prospects while noting aging commerce, hospitality, and memorials.
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Hayles
Cairns
Tableland Publicty Association
Cooktown
Port Douglas
Porytaengtes
Tout
Merinda
Hall
Endeavour
Heyng
E. Hunter
London
Mr Patching
Thhe
Palmer Goldfeld
Falmer
Grogan
Mareelos
Palmer
Captain Cook
Watson
Lizard Taland
Ibri
Taping Story Told In Court Police And Chinese
In Melbourne the Taiping opium seizure case sees Fo Wing jailed six months while Lam Fung is discharged. Constable Anderson testifies he boarded the Taiping and, mistaken for an informant, Fo Wing allowed him to take opium ashore. A follow up search yielded three tins of opium as the crew resisted, and a confrontation with handcuffs occurred before officers freed the two men.
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Melbourne
Taiping
Fo Wing
Lam Fung
Alex. Anderson
Lahore
Agan
Anderson
To Wing
Aga Wnth
Customs Revenue Shows Steady Decline in Week
ANRERRA April 22 reports a sharp drop in customs revenue for the week ending April 2 compared with last year. The total fell to £405,508 amid Easter holidays and ongoing withdrawals from stores. Scullin estimates full-year customs revenue could be £10,000,000 lower, with risks of a larger shortfall.
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Anrerra
Son Lon
Herstone Regehur
Scullin
Explorer’s Cooktown Visit Highlights Regional Development
Mr Hall toured the North Queensland district, noting railway work, forest roads, and tourist potential. He observed local industry, a ship launch from Cooktown to Cairns, and praised Cooktown residents for hospitality and useful information gathered during his visit.
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Line al North
Halls Patce
Brisbane
Marth
Sulranen
Cooktowie
Ronwood
Railway Department
Mr Hall
Cooktown
Hall
Cairns
Rockhampton
Griffin
Syiner
Port Douglas
Hayles
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